You begin by building a little box with tons of attachment points: studs, clips and click hinges. The bike is a monstrous beast at over 20 studs in length and 7 wide. The last construction, and most important, is Ghost Rider and his chopper of doom. You also get a trash can with a carrot stem and a bone. It functions well, especially for such a simple design. The stoplight itself consists of two 1×1 bricks with studs on four sides, surrounded by yellow 1×3 plates. It’s always great to get more street signs to fill out your LEGO city. Finally, the street corner has a stoplight and a pair of street sights. The blue box holds the Front Line with the headline “The Vulture preys over the city!” and the red paper is, of course, Spider-Man’s favorite, the Daily Bugle blaring “Spider menace!” Each news stand holds a pair of stickered 1×2 tiles showing a rolled newspaper of the respective news outlet. Each has a sticker for the side, advertising the paper. At any rate, two small news stands sit upon the sidewalk, made of the classic 2x2x2 containers in red and blue. Perhaps a kindly designer thinks that builders will prefer the 1×2 tiles (and he or she is probably right). As an aside here, I’m occasionally baffled by LEGO’s part selections one side of the sidewalk is a 1×8 tile, and the other side is made of four 1×2 tiles. You get a bit a of a sidewalk, which is tiled over. The street corner isn’t much of a build, but it works surprisingly well to set the atmosphere. They work well to give an air of apocalyptic boss battle doom to the playset. You’ll also get two exploded goblin bombs, AKA trans-orange 2×2 radar dishes with flames on top. The same head also comes a goblin bomb in the Mighty Micros Spider-Man vs Green Goblin, but it’s currently exclusive to just these two sets. The Hobgoblin also gets a goblin bomb, which is a minifig head with a jack-o-lantern and a flame stuck on top. The Goblin Glider has two flick-fire missiles underneath, where they easily shoot with the flick of a finger. The small flags that form the wings are unique in purple to this set, and the 2×4 spoilers next to them only appear in purple in this set and Mighty Micros Batman vs. However, the scale fits him pretty well, and the craft is very sturdy. Hobgoblin’s purple flyer is pretty simple, made of only 31 pieces. Next up is the Hobgoblin and his Goblin Glider.
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The cone is held in Spider-Man’s hand by a 1×1 round plate with handle, which is also a new piece this year - it’s the same piece the Ice Queen uses to hold her frozen bolts in the Series 16 Collectible Minifigures. This wave of Spider-Man sets is the first to feature this new web, and it’s pretty fun. Spidey also carries a web, posed in the shape of a shooting cone. It’s a great way for LEGO to add a lot of playability to a set with adding only a single piece. Kids will undoubtedly find that flinging minifigures with the jumper ludicrously fun, and I had a bit of amusement with it myself. It takes a bit of wrangling to attach a minifigure to the jumper, as the clutch is intentionally very, very strong, but once attached, the jumper works pretty well. Though the jumpers were released last year, this is the first set I’ve gotten with one, so I was curious to try it out. The instructions start off building Spider-Man and a trans-clear jumper piece to make Spidey spring through the air. Inside the box you’ll find two large numbered bags, a sticker sheet, instruction manual, and a small comic book featuring the scenes set with each of the four new Marvel Superheroes sets. For that price, you get Ghost Rider on a monstrous flaming bike, Hobgoblin on a small flyer, a piece of a street corner with news stands, and of course, Spider-Man. This set is the smallest of the bunch, and with 217 pieces for $20, clocks in at a very respectable price-per-piece ratio, particularly for a licensed set.
76058 Spider-Man: Ghost Rider Team-up has 217 pieces, and retails for $19.99 USD.ħ6058 Spider-Man: Ghost Rider Team-up is one of four new sets this fall to include Spider-Man, as this wave of Marvel Superheroes focuses on Spidey and his cohorts.
Today we’ll be taking a look at one of the new Marvel Super Heroes sets, which includes two brand new entries to the LEGO Superhero cast, Ghost Rider and Hobgoblin. LEGO released a whole wave of sets in North America on August 1st, including sets from Super Heroes, Ninjago, LEGO City Volcano and Technic.
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